Interview ‍with Sue Gordon, Principal Deputy​ Director of National Intelligence

In a⁤ recent interview ⁤on “Face the Nation with‍ Margaret Brennan,” Sue Gordon, the principal ‌deputy director of National Intelligence ⁤during the ⁤first Trump administration, shared her⁣ insights on ‌various national security issues. The interview, which⁢ aired⁢ on Nov. 17, 2024, shed light on the current state of affairs⁤ in​ the intelligence community.

Gordon discussed the importance of intelligence gathering in today’s rapidly evolving world. She emphasized the need for intelligence agencies to adapt to new challenges and threats, highlighting⁤ the critical role they‍ play⁣ in keeping the country ⁤safe.

One of the key points Gordon touched on was the growing threat of cyber attacks. She stressed the need for ​increased vigilance in the face of cyber threats, citing recent incidents that have targeted government‌ agencies and critical infrastructure.

In addition to cyber security, Gordon also addressed​ the ​issue of foreign​ interference in U.S. elections. She ‍underscored the importance of safeguarding the integrity of ‌the electoral process and preventing outside ‌actors from influencing the outcome of elections.

Gordon’s interview provided valuable⁢ insights into ⁢the current state⁢ of national security and the challenges facing the intelligence community. Her expertise and experience ‌offered a unique perspective on these‍ critical issues, highlighting the ongoing efforts to protect the country from various threats.